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None. ;-)

• wccrawford 15y ago
  Here as well, but after hearing what some of my friends do, and seeing stuff online being done, I keep thinking there's got to be a way to get in on that. Will people really give away the sources of their income? I'm guesses not, since it's possible they could end up with a ton of competitors from it. (Which is why I'm not mentioning what my friends do. It wouldn't be fair to them.)
  • justinchen 15y ago
    maybe re-ask the question as a poll and put some ranges.
  • getsat 15y ago
    They will. I tell everyone I know about affiliate marketing and how I make money online, but I will never show anyone any of my websites. It's too easy for someone of low skill to completely copy your operation. Hurting your own bottom line isn't good for business. If you want it badly enough, you'll figure out a way to make $1/day online and then scale it to $100/day. If you don't want it badly enough, you'll get nothing and that's exactly what you deserve. It's a lot of work, but it's rewarding when you see the results.
• lutorm 15y ago
  Actually, I guess that's not true: My bitcoin mining is currently making me about $200/month, minus power expenses of about $40. It's on a rapidly downward trajectory, though.